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Necessary conditions for control consistency in hierarchical control of discrete-event systems

Chao et al., 2003

Document ID
16403322781492141432
Author
Chao Z
Xi Y
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE transactions on automatic control

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Hierarchical consistency is an important concept in control theory of hierarchical discrete- event systems (DESs). In order to establish corresponding control structure in high level, Wong introduced (1990, 1994) the concept of control consistency, which implies hierarchical …
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